The new townhouse on the centrally located Kornmarktplatz in Bregenz is intended to make an independent contribution to the cultural and public life of the city on Lake Constance. Continue reading Herzog & de Meuron
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The Botnar Institute of Immune Engineering (BIIE) will focus on groundbreaking immunological research and will be housed in the ALL building on the main campus of the BaseLink Area in Allschwil. The ALL building, slated for completion in 2027, will provide over 20,000 square meters of space including flexible, state-of-the-art laboratories and workplaces for biomedical research, designed with high sustainability standards in mind. Continue reading Herzog & de Meuron
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As an addition to a house on a corner site, the new volume has a visible entrance from the street in order to provide public access to the private marionettes theatre. Accordingly, the new building is thought of as a lightweight box, like a musical instrument, sitting on projecting sleepers and consisting of plywood sheets in a balloon-frame construction that recalls the traditional craftsmanship of Japan. The roof, the main room and the bearing structure are all clearly articulated. Plywood on the inside is also used to form the shutters. Continue reading Herzog & de Meuron
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Following our competition win in 2020, the conversion of the UBS building at Zurich’s Paradeplatz 6 officially started in early March of this year. This ambitious project seeks to transform the once solid and enclosed city block into a vibrant urban space. Set to unfold over the next few years, the ground floor will undergo a transformation, opening its doors to the city with an array of new programs related to culture, retail, and gastronomy. Completion is slated for the end of 2026. Continue reading Herzog & de Meuron
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The former military site of La Saleggina is the location for a new hospital—an opportunity to address the key challenges of flexibility, future growth, openness to the city, and sustainability in an exemplary manner. It must be at once a functional machine, a healing environment, an inviting place for patients, visitors, and staff, as well as a new public space for Bellinzona. Continue reading Herzog & de Meuron